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Bernise Carolino

Bernise Carolino

Bernise Carolino is a news writer who has covered the legal scene and case law in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, as well as workers’ compensation and employment case law in California, U.S. She has written for Canadian Lawyer, Law Times, Lexpert, Australasian Lawyer, NZ Lawyer, and Human Resources Director America.

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Delaram Jahani, Jacqueline McQueen, Michael Klein, Brook Greenberg join BC Supreme Court

Delaram Jahani, Jacqueline McQueen, Michael Klein, Brook Greenberg join BC Supreme Court

Judicial appointees include Andres Garin and Stéphane Richer in Quebec, Amiram Kotler in Manitoba

NB Court of Appeal refuses to identify worker compensation appellant only by initials

NB Court of Appeal refuses to identify worker compensation appellant only by initials

Ruling accepts importance of privacy but sees no serious risk to that interest

Federal Court of Appeal upholds striking of claim of residential school survivors’ injured son

Federal Court of Appeal upholds striking of claim of residential school survivors’ injured son

He said Canada should have taught effective parenting skills to his parents

Federal Court of Appeal denies appeal of immigration consultant who lost licence

Federal Court of Appeal denies appeal of immigration consultant who lost licence

Federal Court declared him a vexatious litigant after multiple filings

Tina Piper is the first woman named McGill’s law dean

Tina Piper is the first woman named McGill’s law dean

She has focused on intellectual property law and legal history

Relying on AI-generated non-existent cases can lead to serious penalties: Alberta Court of Appeal

Relying on AI-generated non-existent cases can lead to serious penalties: Alberta Court of Appeal

Ruling imposes no cost consequences but warns parties to verify their work

Employment Insurance Board of Appeal to begin operating on Apr. 1

Employment Insurance Board of Appeal to begin operating on Apr. 1

‘Leave to appeal’ process eliminated for second-level EI appeals

Ontario’s expanded HST rebate aims to make new homes more affordable

Ontario’s expanded HST rebate aims to make new homes more affordable

Canada will share costs for province’s housing initiative, subject to new federal legislation

Alberta Court of Appeal refuses to stay next steps of psychiatrist’s disciplinary case

Alberta Court of Appeal refuses to stay next steps of psychiatrist’s disciplinary case

Healthcare workers complained he acted improperly toward them

Canada’s firms lead in adopting emerging technology such as legal-specific AI: LEAP research

Canada’s firms lead in adopting emerging technology such as legal-specific AI: LEAP research

Of Canadian legal professionals polled, 23 percent said AI saved firms a significant amount of time

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SCC to hear appeals on Official Languages Act, Quebec’s Bill 59, sexual assault in spring session

SCC to hear appeals on Official Languages Act, Quebec’s Bill 59, sexual assault in spring session

Complaints against judges cited decisions, alleged bias: Canadian Judicial Council report

Complaints against judges cited decisions, alleged bias: Canadian Judicial Council report

AI law in Canada is evolving through familiar principles

AI law in Canada is evolving through familiar principles